The Kenya Institute of Security and Criminal Justice (KISCJ) is a public institution established in 2002 in Nairobi, Kenya."Kenya Institute Security and Criminal Justice fee structure", Tuko, May 14, 2019 (accessed December 28, 2020)

Overview The Kenya Institute of Security and Criminal Justice began in 2002, offering programs in security, criminology, and forensic science. To pave the way for police and other disciplined forces to access education, it offers programs from the certificate level to the diploma level, with progressive advancement possible up to the bachelor's degree level. Initially, KISCJ started with 8 students pursuing a certificate in criminology and forensics in Nairobi, and in 2003, it introduced diploma programs in various fields. Currently, it has more than 2000 students."About Kenya Institute of Security and Criminal Justice", kiscj.ac.ke (accessed December 28, 2020)

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Faculties As of 2020, the Kenya Institute of Security and Criminal Justice has over 35 departments across its 10 campuses in Kenya:"Kenya Institute Security & Criminal Justice Diploma courses", kiscj.ac.ke (accessed December 28, 2020)

Security Management Disaster Management National Security Counter Terrorism and Organized Crime Corporate Security Criminology Fingerprint and Biometric Technology Anti-Money Laundering Forensic Accounting Computer Forensics VIP Protection Police Science and Crime Management Traffic Safety Management Airport and Aviation Security Marine and Port Security Risk Management Terrorism and Counter Terrorism Crime Prevention Diplomacy and International Relations Forensic and Criminal Investigation Psychology and Criminology Criminal Justice Administration and Management Probation and After Care Services Management Correctional Services Management Forensic Psychology and Criminology Child Forensic Studies: Psychology & Law Forensic Psychology Penology Forensic Investigation Wildlife Forensics Intelligence Management Law Penology and Correctional Science Police Leadership and Management Public Administration Electronic Security and Emergency Systems

Notable people

Former professors

Notable alumni

Steve Wembi, investigative journalist and Congolese criminologist. Stephen Musyoki Munyao, investigative criminologist. Aden Issack, founder and director of TokenPesa Blockchain Ltd.

See also

International University of East Africa University of Nairobi

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